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Dave Gnukem
A 2D scrolling platform shooter, inspired by Duke Nukem 1
Dave Gnukem is a retro-style 2D scrolling platform shooter. It is inspired by & similar to Duke Nukem 1, a famous 1991 classic. It currently runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, OpenPandora, MorphOS & more. It's not a clone or remake; it's more like a parody. ~2022/2023: New packages for Debian, Ubuntu etc.! https://repology.org/project/davegnukem/versions 3 Apr 2018: Version 1 out! As of 8 Oct 2016, this project is active again. Source: https://github.com/davidjoffe/dave_gnukem Dev... -
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Ostrich Riders is a free clone of the arcade game "Joust". It's a sort of fighting arcade game for one or two players, where the players, riding flying ostriches, have to collide the opponents while being vertically higher.
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This is a single player side/vertical scrolling game using SDL and SDL_image. It is written in C++ and is for the Linux operating system. It is sort of a clone of STG for the acorn archimedies by Charles Dell.
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